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Brand: Epiphone
Color: Black
EAN: 0711106270029
Item Dimensions: 350420028001580
Label: Epiphone
Manufacturer: Epiphone
Model: ENJREBCH1
MPN: ENJREBCH1
Publisher: Epiphone
Studio: Epiphone
Features:- Body Alder
- Case Included No
- Fingerboard Rosewood
- Frets 22
- Inlays Dot
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Editorial Review:Product Description:If you are looking for classic Les Paul looks and a humbucker sound, it is hard to go wrong with the incredibly affordable Special II. There really hasn't been a Les Paul deal like this in a long time. Features include a Mahogany neck, a Rosewood fingerboard with dot inlays, volume and tone control, and chrome hardware.
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I also bought this guitar like a Christmas present for myself. And I can say this guitar sounds great, is beautiful for me.
I can say this Les Paul is very good and I recommen to everybody
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I wanted to start playing guitar with no previous experience so i went to guitar center where i live and strolled around looking for an inexpensive guitar that was not "cheap". This guitar caught my eye, it is perfect for a beginner or anyone who wants a les paul on a budget, like me. I bought mine used for $80 and it was red but i figured that this price could not be beat and for a starter what does the color matter it doesnt make it sound ant different. Anyway if anyone is starting to play guitar ...
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Epiphone Les Paul Special II Electric Guitar, Black
I bought this guitar as a Christmas present to myself, and I'm very pleased with it. I use a Digitech SP50 modeling pedal and this guitar works perfectly with it.
It's solid but not a backbreaker like other Les Paul models, but still delivers a great consistent quality sound.
I have no trouble keeping it in tune, though I did put new Super Slinky strings on it as soon as I got it.
I play in a church worship band every ...
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Good guitar for a beginner on a budget, and can be nice to slowly upgrade. If you want to make a guitar with great tone, though, I would recommend going towards a Les Paul Standard or Studio rather than the Special II, for the mahogany body (better sustain) and 4 pots.
The Special II makes a good project. You will spend $200-$300 upgrading these guitars if you want the best sound; but a good $150 of that comes from changing the pickups, which you'll do on most budget guitars you get anyway ...
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awesome practice guitar, but i've also played a few shows with this one. the moment i got it, i was first off surprised by the size of the frets. the frets themselves seemed a little smaller than normal, so if you have pretty huge hands, don't bother with this one.
the onboard pickups are pretty baseline, as you can see from the price. they are certainly not stellar, but they aren't as bad as you'd expect. a friend told me about how the guitar itself does not really matter, it's the effects. ...
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